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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
ADHIAH q. ANsOy. OF OgICA8O. ANN
DANIEL BRUUrHkRs, or bkrhOir
Both Are the Hitters OF Thcir Respective
Teams-Two Of the Adost Prominent
Fisures In this Modern Rase BAii
AreuA-sketches OF Their Livca

One Of the most prominent. II not the most
prominent, figures in the base ball world OF
to-day Is " Baby Anson, rs he is familiarity
called, the captain OF the Chicago team.
Anson Is known for his continual kicking"
and insisting upon trivial points whilst on
the field, but it must be conceded that this
trait that he displays is often productive OF
good results, especially to his own CLUB.
Anson was born at Marshslltown, Iowa,
thirty-four years ago, and IL therefore a
Western man by birth a. well "a inclination.
He first played bali with the Forest City
club OF Rockford, Illinois, in ISL, playing
third base and officiating ss change catcher.
He played so vel that in ls,2 he was en-
gagged by the champion Athletics of Phils
delphis and played with that nine when.
"Dick " Mcbride was the ideal pitcher of
the base ball world and :. Ferey" Malone
hardly less celebrated as catcher. In lSI5
he went to Europe with the Athletics and
there astonished soma of the English
crick letters by the way he hsudlei the willow.
In the match with the i" All Ireland !"
eleven. he made the highest individual score.
In 1875 he went over to the Cnicasos and
has played with them ever since. He Is
Q perfect specimen OF physical manhood-is
six feet, two inches in height; weighs about
30 pounds. He is the best all round bats.
man OF the League and in ls19 and again in
1851 headed the batting averages. In lSS6 he
was second only to the far famed Kelly
now OF the Boston CLUB and in lSS2 ana IN
1888 was also second In place. As q ii rst base
man he has few equals and he captains his
nine with q decsiveness that Is py,siuctiye of
the best results Since hs-Ioined the Chi
Cages they have won mG;e League champion.
ships than all otter clubs com biz ed and with
the neY St0od that has been infused into the
ess ahiz alton there seems to be no reason why
the " White Stockings" should not add to
that slresd y brilliant record.
When Baby Doesn't Play.
IT'S very strange. but quite rs true,
That when our Baby smiles
Our club gets walloped black and blue
In all the latest styles
But when our Baby's hopping mai
It's quite the other way
Chicago beats the Yankees bad
when Baby doesn't play.
| when Baby stands upon his base,
just after having kicked,
| Upon his Scandinavian face
Appears the legend Licked"
| But when he orders out sub,
| We well may hip-hooray-
| Chicago has the winning club
when Baby doesn't play.
But II our BAby's getting old.
And stiff. and cross, and ain,
Ana II his days are nearly told.
| oh, let US not complain
Let's rather think of wha' he was
And how hes made 1t pay
| To hire the kids that win because
| our Baby doesn't play.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28
the MUSIC OF THE PAST.

hardly ever that bOdy
Hears the old tunes any more;
But trampin' fiddler played EN-
Il other evenin' at the store.
An the music. as no played It,
hnc O seemed like ev'ry no
Only kept the lump r.growin'
That itstarted in my throat.
An as l sat a.listenen,
40 then tunes used to know,
All the past liz up before me
Like magic lantern show.
Thirty years or more was taken
From the tslly.sheet o. life;
Thirty years OF WORK an worry,
Disappointment, care and stIiie,
An o voice that now is silent
{. Promised me In lOvin' tone,
An hand that now IA pulseles,
Lay contentsd in my own.
While the faces that hev vanished.
An the feet that now are stu,
Was Q smilin' an . dsncin'
In that cabin ON the hill.
But The player stopt a-playin'
An the ptctuAs0on Was gone,
An shouidsred up the burden
That ole Time keeps piitn' on.
stiii. ! couldn't help but scatter
'AOng the dust o. all thass yesrs.
A. . kind O. good, bye o6'in.
Jpst % 1eV regreetpl tsass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

hiow, winds. ana break the blossoms,
Fart. clouds that hide the sun,
FOR timid feet OF maiden swset
Adown the valley run.
The thorn OF the wild rose wounds her,
The hem OF her skirts Is torn,
Where the cold gray dew has We. IL throuyh
With the tears OF summer morn.
No foot Is heard to follow,
No eye her path may see.
There 10 NO ear her steps To hear
A. she hastens unto me.
o Wild, sweet banks OF roses
o fragrant aelds OF dew!
Ny dariinS's ktss u more. wis.
TAAA thousand leagues OF you
ZION "Agi!o, Ny EaHey."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Had not Burdock Blood Bnters been a remedy
OF unGuestiOnabie merit hey would have been
set down upon by the public as thousands oi
medic n - have been when their worth'essness
WAS discovered "BurdHck Blood Bitters have
establishing their merit beyond dispute. Fol-
sac by h. b. bCochran. druggist, l57 ana - North
OunAn street. Lancaster
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sP 1OIAL UOflOAs.


THIS machine ts propelled by steam, and will
carry two people twenty miles IN an hour. II ts
said. 1t IL qnits an Invention but does not com
pare with Burdock Blood Bivers which will
carry the invalid along the road to hea tn TO
beat all. For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, Isl
and Iay North Queen street, Lancaster.
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"For years have been a severe rer from
pains in the back. Tried vari ,us applications
One bottle OF Thomas kciectric Oh entirely
cured me. Cured others equally quick" Mrs.
Benning OF Ia h street, Buffalo, wrote this. For
sale by II b. Cochran. druggist, l37 and llp
North Queen street. Lancaster
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Whist IL Ii Good For?

Let Us tell you what Dr.. 7hoD,as' Eclsctrie o.
IL good for. u Is death to rheumatism and neu
raigta. 1t will cure "A burn. bis. or pain. and Is
equally good for spiains. For sale by II. B
Cochran. druggist, 1877 and l3s North Queer
street. lancaster.
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You are feeling. depressed, your appetite ia
hdgety, nervous and generally out OF Sorts and
want TO brace up. Brace up. but not with stim.
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky. and
which stimulate you for an hour. and then leave
you In worse condition than before. What you
blood. start healthy action OF the Liver ana Kid.
neys restore your vitality. and give renewed
health and strength. such q medicine you VIII
nnd In Electric Bitters. and only 50 cents . bot.
tie at ii. b. COchfsns Druu Store, lN and IAN
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (Sl
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The Fresh ErngpoucO

stVItN1. renders It the most agreeable
a-ticle ever used as a tooth wash. 1t has none
of the acrid properties OF the astringent tooth
powder. and instead OF contracting the gums, II
renders them d rin and elastic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

1t has always been understood that consump.
tion was incur rable. but II has recently been
discovered that kemp's Bslsam for the Throat
ana Lungs Is giving more relief than any EnOwn
remedy. II Is Guaranteed to relieve and curo
Asthma, bronchitis and Coughs. Call on II, II
Cochran, druggist, No l37 North Queen street
ana get trial bottle free OF cost Large siss q
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In one case personally known tn me the sue
cess OF Burdock Blood Riners was almost incre
dtoe. One lady described them as worth hun
drsds OF dollars. myself have the greatest con
ndence In them" + s. scratch. Druggist Ruth.
ven. Ont FOR sale by II. h. Cochran, drug gist
l3' and l3i North Queen street, Lane Aster
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J.J. Atkins, Chief OF Polics, Knoxville, Tenn,
writes "My family ana are benenciaries OF
your most excellent medicine, DIR. kings New
be- all that You claim for Il. desire 10 testify to
Its virtue. Ny friends. to whom l have recon.
Kings New Discovery for consumption Is
guaranteed to cure Coughs. Colds, BrOn chitis.
Asthma, Group and every affection Of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles free ut COchrsn's
Drug store. l37 and laB North Queen street, Lam.
caster. Pa. Large size. ol.00. (9
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

CLEANsEs The HEAD,
ALLAYs lNsLAMMATlOs, HEALS THE
SORES
RESTORES TuE sENsE- ~ TASTE. sM8 Sill,
H1AkIN9.
AQulCk RELlEt. A POSITIVE CURE.
A particle Is applied To each nostrN and 10
agreeable. Price ~ cents At druggists; by
mail, Registered, 6r eta. Circulars tree
ELY BROS. pruRRfsts. ,b-weso. ". Y.
arGenu,ue Ely's Cream Balm for sale at
CochrNn's Dru store, l37 and lp North Queen
81. q, Lancaster. Pa luiysSl SlydAlv~ TrhSS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Many people are astonished when they dis
cover The wide circulation of ThOpsus' EcIectrtc
OIL There Is hard drus house in the country
that do not have this remedy upon It's shel YES
The public have found 1t Is GOOD thing and
stick to IL. For sale by II. B Cochran. druggist,
III and lS9 North Queen street, Lancaster.
WHY WILL you cough when shiioh's Cure
win give immediate relist Price 10 cts 50 cts..
and u, For sale by H. h Cochran. Druggist
No. 1877 North Queen street. (6)
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I .ANOAsIEk AND AlLLKRsVlLLs
~ T. R-TlAs TABLE
Cars leave Lancast.r for nilersvills q ,M
Cars leave siIi:rs~ils T % sei SSssscs @ saS sS ~:
so ana ION q M. snS ian suI 40 ana ,soe = nV =
QEADlNu q UOLU N BiA RAIl.NVAI,
tSscAsPEk ANR EskASHHEs, HSisr Asp tssASOS AHD
ON ASp AFTER suNpsy. NAY n i~,.
'oe n CClrmeis ne q ana Lancaster d LNa -. ii.to
g: g: SSs:ls: y: n; n .s n. ana .on.
s"r s"r iSSsns LisSSs,ns . ~ = U iaso and ISo p =.
sSx!ss. I. GIsss = sGS u ~ GHHsssv,LLs & Il
sor sss6,nsn s6,ns Z. !o m and Is and Aoo,. =.
'o' i:ss%S: sS%s: "A .sa n 90 8 ). ~ p n
tsssnSsa ' % a N ,.sS e ana ana S;S s
M \ u :Es.Ss' r iisss!:!: isS g
$! 3! sss sssssSsa IL M s Il Az zane sSs S SS
'o' sok TkHisss = Laavs" nS Z" GssSGH Il :9S - pm.
:or .or t".Srs,sT "a x,,,s =, ~ M isis ssS f
.n.ni7 7.A,n
rxAlNs LlAvS ssAD,Ss
.m Lancaster At ~ r. M, ana AoO p. N.
TRAINS L.AvE 0uARRYv,L.s
For Lancaster. Lebanon ana RsaAins st 1,,O 4 ~
TRAINS LEAVE KING sT. (lAnoastsr,)
sor itssdinR AND '.sb~nou 81 1OS . "a. ana -
FOR oaarryvuls a, aso ,. N.
| TRAINS LEAVE rRINCB OF. tLAnoastsf,)
FOR Reading and Lebanon ana sls . N. ana AOa
FOR QuArryviiis ~ AAs p. m.
TRAINS LBAV8 LEBANON.
/ For Lancaster NJ 76S u m ana Gt6 p. N.
| vor QuArryvills nt S.tS r. IN
| For connection 81 Columbia, Marietta june.
| tt0n, Lancaster junction. Aanhetm, R0aAine
| END Lebanon. SO time tAblee At all otatiOnA
| 4. n. WlLSON. superintsndout
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Where the CoIored nan WIN DO an Equ

Where the COiOred Nan Win be an Equal.
From the Memphis Appeal.
In heaven there will be no avoiding the
negro. Washed in the blood of the Lamb,
he will be OF the same color ~ the fastidious
churchmen OF South Carolina. He will not
smell in heaven.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

Is he who attends tn the comfort OF bis family
And will not lot his little ones sufer with afEec
uOn OF the Throat ana Lungs, whereby their
tunes give them that sovereign remedy. kempS
halsam. Price % cents and 9l. 1StQy Ass (vSe.
0ue6n street. (Al
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ss5 So1ssh sh6tics' S6s' F. g :sI;ss y -. s Z. 5SsS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

CUuIuhT HbS6 DOh0 IL Oth0FWlH0.
From the LOUSY ilis Courier Journal.
The two men who swindled Jay Gould In
q railroad sale must have been citizens whose
principal diet was chain lightning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-28

sHILOHs CURE viii immediatsly relieve
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. For
sale BY H. b. Cochran. Druggist. No. ls7 North
OueAn atrARt f7l
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THE Rev. GEO. II. THAYkK, OF Bourbon
indy says Both myself and wife owe our i've
70 SHlLOHH HCONSUAPTlON CUBE" For sale
efra6t- nm
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lJENNS1 ANlA KAlLkOAD ID SOHhD
ULk.-ln effect frpm June lA lseA
Trains Leave LAnuAerun ana leave ana aSf1V q
~ Philadelphia a. tnllows,
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In0 LAnca9tAr Accommodation Raves hAItte
burg q Gl0 p. m. ana Arrivos At LAncAstor q ~
fhe Marietta Accommodation leAvee Coluu
baA At SEQ q ana reaches Marietta At 6:aA Asc
leave Columbia ct lies N. and 9SS ?. q. ..
reaching Marietta at l20l ana EdA L3eves
Marietta at sos p. IN. and arrives at Columbia 81
kO Also, leaves Al sB and arrives At $50.
0rhe Yorh Accommodation leaves Marietta 81
El0 ana arrives 1t Lancaster At 500 oonnoctins
with Harrisburg Rxpresa At $40 q m.
Tho freder1ck Accommo oda:ion, west, con- nec,
Tag 81 Lancaster with Fast Limo west st I'll
D. m. Will run through TO Frederick.
Too Frederick Accommodation, east, leave
Columbia st L:D and reaches LAnoaster at lss
pm
| Hanover Accommodation, East, leaves Co,um.
bia at t:IO y m. Arrives at Lancaster At IS y.
H., connecting with Day Express
hanosei INSTRUMENTATION. Sss~ connectinx ~
Lancaster with Niagara Express At $50 . m.
| vil run through 70 Hanover. daily. except Sun
dAy.
| viii stop At Downingtown, Costssvtlie Parkas
ourg. NJ JUy. EiIabethtD Dwn and AtddletDwu.
| I The only trims which run daily. On sunday
the Mall train vast runs bv wav OF Columbia
| J. u. WOOD, General Passenger Axoni.
| CHAs. 3. PU9H General Manager.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC GO.
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WEAK MEN

DUPTURE-CUREG GUARANTEED BY
~ DR. j. Mayer. s3l Arch street. Philadsl-
phia. Pa kaso At Once. No operation or busi-
ness delay. Thousands OF cures Al keystONe
sS1 a. EcHrns OF saSn G%h
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- lu4DkLioaNcRR Ne close the
>DA1col okeeohes Of officers Of
- eehool hoard, which have
eDuBeo q publication Tor several
~ q haepeas thas ths present secretary,
~ y. Mo0el1Gote end, HE immediate pre-
B, J. =. joAnsoou, ,aro members Of the
1gnDganl 0lo6 q ~ 1NTRLLIaENCER at
- nGonont A0A And it 20 happens that
We1nAlooat y the youngest and Mr.
osn - oaAeae secresary that The school
- 49, 0lesesd.
y SIS Nwnrua or Mn. JoHNsroN's LIFE.
kA \, r, Johaseou, 500 Of Rev. william John.
- bugn near Doe Run, Londonderry
< S066h1p, Chesoee county, March 4th, ls25.
& ono6oe Win . large family removed TO
oburR, LAnoasesr county, in 1886. He
- = 6hat tims prsctislng physician Of
tong one of DR.. Thomson's first students.
d esrasburg John attended school for three
yoDSa one Of his teachers being Alexander
& Hood, Afterwards distinguished mem
~ o. the Lancaster bar, and another, VIM
\. Nscksy, afterwards principal Of the Ian
ensesr high school
In 1887 DR.. Johnston returned to Cheste
county, and, having lost BY death in rspit
6uccession his wife and son and daughter
removed In 1S4l with the remaining mem
bess Of his family to Philadelphia Her
John was spprenticed to the printing bus
ness with Barrett & Thrasher. He iollowe
his trade until 1s47, when he came to lanca
~ and learned the Daguerretype and phot'
araphic art In all il branches. He claims
have been the hrst to permanently establis
The business here-his few predecessor
bsing only iunerantA He claims al.
3 10 have taken the first stereoscopes and pap,
Photographs ever produced in Lancaster.
NJ. Johnston followed the photograr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-12
From w allace.

WALLACE, Feb, LIST, lSS7.-The roads are
poor, neither good sleighing nor W heeiing
Michael O'Donnel, of Carroll, Iowa, Is
visiting his parents in this town. Welcome
home, Mike.
Phil. McGinnis returned home, after an
extended trip through Missouri.
We are glad 70 hear that Patrick Fen.
messy Is getting around again, and hope he
will soon have recovered entirely.
The dance at Mr.. Robson's, Friday night,
was brilliant affair.
Marion McGinnis sprained his ankle and
is slowly improving, as Is also Michael
Fennessy, Too bad; boys, a poor excuse
Is better than none.
X. Cam, Of Ophir, Is seen In this neigh.
borhoOd quite often. What's the matter
with Ottawa, now, Rob; or Waltham!
Michael Fennessy, VIII kiley and Jno.
O'Donnel were visiting at the Judges one
night this week.
Your Waltham correspondent, In last
weeks items, wanted to know Ii the Wal
lace correspondent had died, or skipped
the country. He has done neither nor
does he have to. RAMBLER.
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for storing agricultural implements will be
built where Il sto,d, to be used by Messrs
Wilson g. Peis,er.
A new daily paper is published by the
Marseilles Netos Ii Is rhe first one for
this pl ice. II presents very tine appear.
ance, and we trust the management VIII
receive patronage enough 10 continue H.
The ChOate Dramat C company, who
PLAYED here last week, deserve Deter
houses than they have, The plays were All
Dew and the acting superb We trust they
will receive better representation OF our
people the next time they come.
The iginal Norton mill, now IN the
hand of the Land Il Water Power Co, and
recently rented hy Mr.. .. +. Thuroer,
stare up last Monday
Mrs. r. d. Pitts Is still In Chicago, at
tending her father, Mr. Chalmers, OF the
firm oi Frasier 81 Chalmers, who has ooel
III some weeks with laringitls.
A union temperance meeting at the
Washington Hall is announced for Sunday
evening next Rev. T. B. Collins, OF Nor
gan Park, will speak.
Rev. j. Straub, has been nominated by
the Western Alumni, of Tufts college.
near Boston, Mass, for the Russell Lecture
ship.
Miss Bell Houghton is visiting friends
In this vicinity.
A progressive euchre party was held at
ID. N Shipman's, on "Wednesday evening.
Thoss present, no doubt, enjoyed them
selves; 1t Is a good place to 60.
The water In the river is somewhat high.
The Ice went out some days ago.
Miss Laura Holster, who has visiting
Miss Clara Parr, left Wednesday for Stres-
tor where she will stop a few days before
returning to Anderson, Ind.
Mr.. Fremont Carr and Miss Mary Kiner
we're united in marriage, Feb. 10th.
Z. Thorson and Charles Swartz have
gone to Kansas, TO look for land.
Post 2Sl, G. A. II last evening, mustered
the Tooth recruit, formerly member OF
the 81 Delaware infantry.
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From Lostant.

Frank Brennan of Nebraska, arrived
here last week to visit friends and purchase
horses, of which he has carload ready to
chip.
The scholars connected with the Lostant
High School, under the special care OF
Prof. Crane are doing good work this win
ter.
Frank Schook and Mary Myres, daugh.
Ter of VIM. Myres, farmer, were married
al the Stone Church in the German settle
ment, on Feb LIST, 1887. A reception was
held at the home of the bride. We wish
them long, happy and prosperous life.
While Mr.. Albert Is SICK with the rheu-
matism, Robert Kelly has charge of this
section of the |. G. r r, and we notice that
everything Is kept up In good order. The
company Is very fortunate In their selection
of men at this place, all temperate, moral
and capable any one OF them to control
section.
Joseph Fainchild and wife returned
from their extended visit through the west
this week. They have made arrangements
TO have their farm out there improved this
spring.
Mr.. Whipple of Rutland, was sdjudged
insane at Ottawa last week and sent to FL
gin. Mr.. Whlpple was the largest anu
most popular merchant of that place, but
this high license humbug seemed to capt..
vate the people and they permitted saloons
TO enter that once temperate and moral
town. There is no doubt but that beer and
whisky Is the cause of this terrible trouble,
which We hope is only temporary. Now,
this is the third man from this corner of
the county all men formerly of wealth
and large business capacity-who have
been sent to the same place for the same
cause. What stronger arguments do the
people of this county want for prohibi-
ton?
Elder Baskerville, from near Chicago,
delivered very excellent sermon at the
M. K. church Sabbath evening, subject,
Daniel" Although the day was unpleas-
ant, large congregation met at the Catho-
lie church and listened TO discourse from
Rev Smith, of Wenona.
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From Utica.

UTICA, H., Feb. II, 1885,.
CoNDE-STRoBIL- Married, on Wednes-
dav evening, at the residence Of Mrs. f.
Strobil, on Church street, Mr.. G. A. Condo
and Miss Alice Strobil The wedding was
strictly private, there being present only
relatives and immediate friends. The bride
was attended by Miss Jennie Strobil of OF
tawa, with Mr.. Charles Clark as groOms
man. The bride and bridesmaid were very
tastefully attired In brown. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. s. Is. Gilbert,
after which the guests were served with a
sumptuous repast Some very handsome
presents we're received, among which we
may mention silver tablespoons, teaspoons,
tessets and various other articles of use and
value. The bride and groom are we'll
known In Utica and vicinity, and their
many friends join In wishing them much
happiness and prosperity in all their after.
life. Mr.. and Mrs. Condo left the same
evening for the home where they will re
side for the present. ANON.
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Our Family Physician"

II is a book that, after using six months, ~
parent would part with it for 80.
II will save from s. 10 $50 every year In
any family.
We have had special edition Of this stan
dard and well known work, containing 81
pages-the same style In which in book stores
il has always sold for S3-printcd for use by
this paper as premium. During the coming
few months We shall offer This valuable book
together with a year subscription 10 Tue
FREE TRADER. for e.!
In other words, we will sell you the book
for two-thirds its regular established price
aud give you years subscription 10 IHE
FRgE TRADER FOR NOTHING!
We do this Of course 10 build up tie csrcu-
la.ion Of our paper.
If you want the best medical work there Is
for home nse and the best weekly paper in
the district, now Is your opportunity You
can get both for 81